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Other music, used in the film, did not appear on the soundtrack album: "Bond of Addiction" - Scott Rogness "Safare" - Scott Rogness "Game I Can't Win" - Dennis Quaid "Something Inside Me Has Died" - Kommunity FK "Passion" - Lions & Ghosts "Love Changes" - Jackie Warren "Eyes of Fire" - Chris Nash "Everywhere I Go" - The Call
Depeche Mode - "But Not Tonight". Written by Martin Gore. The song was released as a promo single in February 1986 and later in 12" format in the United States only, accompanied by a music video featuring footage from Modern Girls to help promote the movie.
A music video was also shot for the B-side "But Not Tonight" and was directed by Tamra Davis. Two differently cut versions of both "Stripped" and "But Not Tonight" are available on the band's Video Singles Collection release. The video for "Stripped" also appears on The Best of Depeche Mode Volume 1 (2006) and Video Singles Collection (2016).
"Oh Well" (song), a 1969 song by Fleetwood Mac, covered by several other artists "Oh Well", a song by Boyz II Men from their 2002 album Full Circle "Oh Well", a song by Depeche Mode from their 2009 album Sounds of the Universe (bonus track)
On 19 December 2006, Depeche Mode's back catalogue was released on the iTunes Store as The Complete Depeche Mode. On 3 December 2009, Sounds of the Universe was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Alternative Album. They received a second nomination for the video "Wrong": for Best Short Form Music Video at the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards.
In 1991, Depeche Mode contribution "Death's Door" was released on the soundtrack album for the film Until the End of the World. Film director Wim Wenders had challenged musical artists to write music the way they imagined they would in the year 2000, the setting of the movie. The members of Depeche Mode regrouped in Madrid in February
It is the fourth track that Dave Gahan and Martin Gore collaborated on together (along with "Oh Well", "Long Time Lie" and "You Move"), and the first to be released as a single. Of the song, Gahan stated: "Martin will take one of my songs, for instance, let's say 'Wagging Tongue', which is on this record.
Black Celebration is the fifth studio album by English electronic music band Depeche Mode, released on 17 March 1986 by Mute Records.The album's co-producer Daniel Miller devised "a plan to capture the essence of the dark works" that Martin Gore created because Martin Gore had no intention of compromising the mood that his demos had set.